Fan Art from Future Professionals
Back in the 90s, the route for fan art was through the comics magazines. Some of those fans later became professionals. Here are a few.
Pipeline #1022: James Bond and SketchUp
SketchUp is another one of those modern tools for creating comics on a computer. Just be sure to blend it in with your own art.
Eight Cool Things In “Marvel Covers: The Modern Era Artist’s Edition”
Looking at original art is often an education in comics production. Here, I have eight examples from the Marvel Covers: The Modern Era Edition to prove that out.
Are you a Hybrid Comics Collector?
Do you find yourself switching back and forth between buying print and digital comics? You might just be a comics hybrid collector, then. Let me explain.
Pipeline #1021: “Green Valley”
Did the world need another comic about knights? Yes. Yes, it did. “Green Valley” is different from “Lake of Fire,” but also enjoyable.
Visiting Marvel Comics in 2000
Let’s jump in the time machine and visit Marvel Comics 16 years ago. Visit the editors, see the bullpen. Click on through.
Comic Book Binging to Keep It All Straight?
It’s harder than ever to keep up with all the comic series I read on a monthly basis. Are trades the answer? Binging? Just giving up? Help!
The Walking Dead #161: The Whisperer War Peaks
The Walking Dead #161 is the fifth of the six part “Whisperer War,” and delivers on the action and the question marks.
Pipeline #1020: “Black Panther” #1
This week at ComicBook.com, with the cast list growing by the week for the “Black Panther” movie, I look back on Marvel Knights’ “Black Panther” #1
This Holiday Season, Give Bigger (Comics)
If you need the perfect comic book Christmas gift for that special someone in your life, you can’t go wrong with a big book. I have some suggestions.